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SAVE OUR SENIORS! We Need a Fair and Just Extension of the Conditions!

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Mardi Lujan
5 years ago

Do not sell these two facilities. This is not the time. It’s not OK to displace the seniors during a pandemic that will be affecting people for the next couple of years.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I will keep everyone in prayer that something can done to resolve this situation.

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Tomas Gutierrez
5 years ago

Be fair to our Seniors Be fair to our Seniors....

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Patti Nishimura
5 years ago

The California AG needs to follow-up on Pacifica's non-compliance. Otherwise, what's the point of the AG requiring Pacifica to comply with the Conditions of the Sale?

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Risa Luján
5 years ago

It would be a tragedy to displace these seniors in the midst of a raging pandemic. Have a heart and give them some peace of mind, in these previous years they are living out, for god’s sake.

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mo nishida
5 years ago

how come tania ibanez and scott chan, the folks in the 'charitable trusts' division are so quiet?

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Kathy Masaoka
5 years ago

Hope that the conditions can be extended beyond February, 2020!

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Doctor Nadine Diaz
5 years ago

Please SAVE OUR SENIORS!

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Ruth Watson
5 years ago

Do the right thing. Take care of the seniors!!!!

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Jennifer Goto
5 years ago

Attorney General Becerra and Governor Newsom, Please protect necessary, treasured culturally competent services for these seniors. The knowledgeable staff and volunteers here continue quality services that provide rare bilingual/bicultural services for Japanese and Japanese American seniors that cannot be found elsewhere. Both my parents were residents here and it brought them both joy and solace to reside in a community that understood them.

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Victoria Perez
5 years ago

Please protect the appropriate and needed care of our elderly. We hope you are faithful to your mandate, to protect our communities from economic greed.

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Masako Takahashi
5 years ago

Please extend the agreement. It is cruel during this Global Pandemic not to extend it. Would you want to be forced to move next month?

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CHRISTINA ALONSO
5 years ago

PLEASE!!!

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adelle lutz
5 years ago

Please remember that these homes were created for families who had suffered great injustices by the United States government, had their homes and their businesses taken away, were put in dusty internment camps and so many had to start over completely… Keiro was established to honor their parents — so that they would be able to relax and be together and enjoy culturally sensitive food, song, dance activities on a daily basis together. that is the joy of security and home. that is what must be retained now.

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Matisha Drummond
5 years ago

A deal is a deal. Let’s be fair. Especially right now in an pandemic.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Our seniors need culturally sensitive care and some need Japanese speaking caregivers. Please let them have a place to stay with respect and dignity.

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Alejandro Lee
5 years ago

These seniors deserve a comfortable and culturally sensitive care. Please support it!

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Ronald H Takeuchi
5 years ago

For our seniors...

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REA TAJIRI
5 years ago Featured

Keiro- was a significant cultural senior care facility founded in the 1980’s. My father was on one of the original founding committees. It originated from a need to provide culturally sensitive care for elders. It is urgent to preserve this facility.

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Ann A Kaneko
5 years ago

Please extend the conditions that preserves the bilingual and bicultural care provisions that make this place special.